How many dunks are there in basketball?

Five kinds. Basketball mainly includes aerial relay, windmill dunk, one-arm windmill dunk, cantilever dunk and tomahawk dunk. Dunk, also known as dunk, dunk, is a commonly used scoring method in basketball games, and it is also a professional term of basketball.

When dunking, the player jumps high and pours the ball into the basket. It has the advantages of good ball protection, high ball holding point and difficult to be blocked.

Air relay:

It means that one player throws a basketball to another player, and after the catcher catches the ball in the air, he directly buckles it into the basket, of course, throwing it into the basket is also counted.

Windmill dunk:

It means that when dunking, both hands grab the ball and rotate in the air (360 degrees) and then dunk it into the basket, which is a difficult dunk action. Usually dunk in the windmill, which requires more jumps, because after all, you have to make a 360-degree turn in the air. When the windmill dunks, it usually runs up, grabs the ball with both hands and jumps up. The left and right hands carry the ball up from the right to the left, and then the right hand buckles it in with one hand.

One-arm windmill dunk:

One-handed windmill dunks are divided into big one-handed windmill dunks and small one-handed windmill dunks. The dunk range of the big one-handed windmill is larger than that of the small one-handed windmill, which is the standard 360 degrees, and its difficulty is almost the most difficult among all dunks.

Cantilever dunk

When dunking, one hand holds the ball and the whole forearm is stuffed into the basket. When the ball enters the basket and the elbow is hung on the basket, the whole person is in a suspended state, which has a high sense of floating and impact.